Yassine Fall discusses Senegal's vision for economic independence and dialogue.
Senegal, long considered one of the most stable countries in Africa, is entering a period of change under the leadership of President Bassirou Diomaye Faye. Its 25-year development plan prioritizes financial control, sustainable resource management, and general expertise. In the foreground is Yassine Fall, Senegal's foreign minister, economist and well-known ambassador to the UN. Fall is faced with the difficult task of redefining Senegal's international relations, including the closure of the French military, and maintaining important relations. In this interview, they discuss the challenges and opportunities to achieve the President's vision, from reforming the dialogue to promoting self-government.